ttC.4JVJE GROWING.Mr. William 13 us sard, of near New Paris, who has been engaged in the 'manufacture of sorghum for the past 21 jTears, making from one to two thousand gallons yearly, is of opinion that we have a good cane county, and if the^ I syrup could be refined we need import but little of that article. Mr. Bussard says that from one acre of cane he has made 200 gallons of syrup. The attention this industry is receiving not only in thjs State, but the whole country, which seems to have taken new life in the past few years, cannot fail to be productive of much good.1/rvr votTAw W'rwGV/iir